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ORAL PATHOLOGY: SALIVA and its physiology

Discussion in 'Graduate Studies' started by aayisha quddus, Nov 25, 2014.

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    Physiology& Saliva content
    Normal daily production is 1-1.5L
    Water 99,5%
    Organic compounds – mucin, amylase, lysozym, immunoglobulin A
    Anorganic compounds – HCO3-, I, K, Cl, Na, Ca, phosphates and others.
    About 45% is produced by the parotid gland,
    45% by the submandibular glands,
    and 5% each by the sublingual and minor salivary glands.
    Saliva is produced at a low basal rate throughout the day, with flow increasing 10-fold during meals. Saliva functions to maintain lubrication of the mucous membranes and to clear food, cellular debris, and bacteria from the oral cavity.
     
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